New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1930, Page 5

‘m__ Mrs, Harold Hatch entertained guests at dinner. Monday night at her home on Lincoln road. . . Mrs. George Kimball is giving a Sunday night supper party at her home on South' Burritt street to- mOrrow cvening. . s Mrs. Harry Bates of Russell street entertained the members of her current events class at lunch- eon Monday noon at the Shuttle Meadow club, . o s The first in a series of evening musicales which have been slated lo take place out at the Shuttle Meadow club will be held at the club house on Tuesday evening, April 22 and not on April 21 as previously stated. . s s The Monday afternoon current events class will meet at the New Britain General hospital for surgical dressing work next week and later 80 on to Mrs. James Baldwin’s home on Harding street for afternoon tea. ST Several delightful parties were given this week in honor of Mrs. Duncan Upton who has been the house guest of the Alfred Scriptures of Ten Acre road. On Tuesday, Mrs. Scripture gave an evening party in her honor; Wednesday, Mrs., Robert Smith of Elbridge road entertained with an afternoon tea and bridge, and Thursday noon Mzrs. Otis Scrip- ture gave a luncheon followed by cards at her home on Lincoln road. . . Mr. and Mrs. Arth'ur G. Kimball of Lexington . strcet entertained guests at dinner Tuesday night and again last night, e Mrs. George Flanagan will opeu her home: on Forest ptrect this afternoon’to a meeting of the Em- erson College club, membership in which is made up almost entirely of Hartfordites. “Columbine,” a two character comedy followed by “A Day at Emerson,” a reminiscent sketch of college life, are the high- lights on the afternoon’s program. PR \ Miss Burith Wachter of New York city who has spent the past week in town visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wachter of Park place, will be entertained at one of the cver popular supper par- tics this evening. . s Mrs. Gerald Walker of Monroe strect entertained the Monday after- noon club at her home - this past week. Mrs. Edward Christ, Mrs. Merrick Hellyar, Mrs. Sherwood Berger, Miss Beatrice Reynal, and Miss Eurith Wachter won the prizes, 2 s Mrs. John Wolff of .Kensington avenue will entertain at bridge at her home this afternoon. PR Miss Virginia Hill, daughter of Reverend Dr. and Mrs. George Hil! of Grove Hill was hostess with Misy Doris Merwin and Miss Marjorie Read, daughters of the Clitford Merwins of Berlin at a progressive dinner on Tuesday evening. After dinner cards and dancing entertain- ed the guests, . s . Mr. ad Mrs. Fred Troup of WVorthington ride, Berlin, will en- rrtain guests at dinner at * their some next Monday evening. . s Mrs. Richard E. Pritchard and rs. Ralph Britton, both of Ten cre road will entertain at a tea at the Shuttle Meadow club on Tuesday to introduce Mrs. Ronald Morse, a newcomer in town. « v . Mrs. Harold Clark of East Berlin opened her house to fiftecen tabfes ot bridge and luncheon on Thurs- day for the benefit of the Berlin library, . v . Mrs. Sherwood Raymond will be hostess to eight tables at luncheon and bridge at her home on Harri- son street next Tuesday. . o . Mrs. Herbert Woods of Harrison street will entertain her bridge club at her home next Friday. . . The Parker home on Vine street was the scene of a very festlve buffet supper on Wednesday eve- ning. The affair was given in hon- or of the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Clay- ton Parker, and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Parker's, fortieth wedding anniversary. Both couples are well known in town and the party was well named open house as many a guest dropped by to congratulate them both. P Mrs. Oliver Judd of Lincoln strect entertained three tables at bridge at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Fowler, Mrs. Charles Disbrow, and Mrs. Olive Judd In- graham won the prizes. 2 v % Mrs. Harvey Walrath of Hillcrest avenue entertained her bridge club at her home on Tuesday cvening. s s Miss Marie Smith of Clayton road was hostess to her bridge club on R e [HERMAN J. ZAHNLEITER Instructor in Violin and Ensemble Playing Studio: Booth Block, 239 Main St. Tel. 545—1044W SPECIAL Eugene Permanent Wave, $10.00 Thursday evening. Miss Eloise Die- mand, and Mrs, John Meehan won the prizes. Mrs, John Mechan of * Trumbull street will entertain her bridge club at her home next Thursday eve- ning. . . Mrs. Fred Troup of Berlin enter- tained a foursome at luncheon and bridge at her home on Worthington ridge yesterday. . . Miss Betty Booth, daughter of Mrs. M. D. Booth of Harding street is to be hostess this afternoon to her friends at a bridge tea. . .0 Miss Marjorie Norris of Ten Acre road entertained the Monday eve- ning bridge club at her home this week. Miss Emily Mott won the prize. DR Mrs. Abel Johnson entertained at bridge at her home on Lincoln street last Saturday evening. Mrs. A. G. Bull and Richard Rapp were awarded the prizes. - . s . Mrs. Charles Cook of’ Bassett street entertained at cards at her home on Wednesday evening. P Mrs. Charles Corbin who lives at the Burritt hotel has issued invita- tions té a luncheon and bridge to be held at the Shuttle Meadow club op Wednesday. s % . Mrs. Raymond Gannon of Hazel- | mere road entertained at her home on Wednesday. PR Mrs. Hubert Williams and her sister, Miss Beatrice Reynal of Lex- ington street, are to bc hostesses to about forty guests at dinner preced- ing the much looked forward to: supper dance which will take place on the 26th at the Shuttle Meadow club, s Mr. and Mrs. George Boli enter- tained guests at dinner at their home on Trumbull street Wednes- day evening. . Miss Ruby Andrews of Lincoln strect entertained the Alpha bridge club at her home on Tuesday eve- ning. " os e Miss Janc Wessell of Maple street entertained at cards at her home on Thursday evening. PR Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Pascoe of ‘West Hartford, formerly of this city, will entertain at dinner at their home this evening. LR Mrs. Maxwell Coe entertained her contract bridge club at her home on Laurel road at luncheon on Tuesday. PR ) Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Comstock of Lincoln street will be hosts at dinner at their homé this evening. P Mrs. Richard Rapp street will entertain at this evening. Francis home of her . . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball entertained at dinner at their home on Lexington street last evening. P Mrs. Louis Mueller of Lincoln street entertained two tables at bridge at her home on Monday. eve- ning. Mrs. Alphonse Porter and David Manning were given the rizes. L . ¢ o Mr. and Mrs., Claude J. Leroux of Brookside road were hosts to a number of guests at dinner at their home on Monday evening v e Mrs. Harry Indell of Atlanta. Georgia, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dudley Walker, at her home on. Monroe street, has been the honored guest at parties all this week. Beginning on Monday, Mrs. P. C. Platt entertained at a luncheon and bridge at her home on Ten Acre road. The prizes were won by Mrs, Indeil and by Mrs. Walker. On Tuesday, Mrs. Walker was hostess at a bridge tea when she entertained her bridge club and a few others. Mrs. Charles Chase and Miss Marian Hellyar presided at the tea table which was decorat- ed with yellow spring flowers and lavender candles. Those who assisted Mrs. Walker with the serving were Mrs. Luther Parker, Mrs. P. C. Platt, Mrs. Ralph Britton, Mrs. Olive Judd Ingraham, Mrs. Richard Pritchard, Mrs. El- dridge Beecher, and Mrs. Edward Lancaster. .0 Mrs. Lancaster entertained at a perfectly charming luncheon at her home on Ten Acre road on Wed- nesday, and that evening, Mrs. Har- rison Bristoll of Vance strect gave NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL b, 1930. a bridge party where the prize win- ners for cards were Mrs. R. Pritch- ard, Mrs. E. Beecher, and Mrs. In- dell. Then on Thursday, Mrs. Law- rence Humason took her guests to ‘Wethersfield to the Talcott house for luncheon in honor of Mrs. In- dell. The eightsome returned to Mrs. Humason's -home where they play- ed bridge. All of which filled Mrs. Walker's and her sister's week to the brim with eharming affairs. .. Mrs; Harry Ginsburg entertained at bridge at her home on Monroe street, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Eunice Humphrey Hildebrandt won the | prize. Mrs. Robert Patterson of Stanley street entertained at bridge at her hou‘e on Tuesday afternoon. * e Mrs. Claude J. Leroux entertained guests from Mcriden at dinner and bridge at her home on Brookside | road Wednesday evening. e e Miss Mae Sliney entertained at a bridge at her home on Spring street last Monday evening. The tables were prettily decorated with yellow tapers and spring flowers, carrying out a color scheme of yellow and white. Prizes were awarded to Miss Anne Weston and Mrs. Walter Coughlin of Hartford. . o ow On Sunday evening, a luncheon and bridge shower was given Miss Nan Zucker at her home, on Smalley street, in honor of her coming mar- riage on June 1, to Sam Noll of Hartford. Bridge prizes were award- ed to Miss Edna Tresky, M Brand of Hartford and Miss ) Faigen of this city. The hostesscs for the evening were Miss Sadic Cohen and Miss Betty Rosen. « s . Miss Madeline Schmitt entertain- ed “The Regusted Bridge Club” at her home Monday evening. The prizes were won by Miss Rose Hahn, Miss Margaret Thompson and Miss Helen Humason, PR Miss Gertrude Rogers delightful- ly entertained the girls from the Y. W. C. A. residence and the Fellow- ship club Thursday evening at her home on Sunnyledge. An indoor golf game afforded much amuse- ment as well as recreation. Spring flowers of pastel shades were used in the dining room. Miss Elena Mis- terly and Miss Gertrude House poured. PR Miss Helen Connolly of South Burritt street who is to marry James Woodward on April 23rd, at her parents' home, was given a linen and glassware shower at her home on Tuesday evening by the mem- bers of the Loying Service and the World Wide guild of the First Baptist church. Miss Tlorence Knowland, Mrs. Harold Stead, and Miss Kate Porter were the hostesses pro tem. . s Mrs. Albert Liman entertained three tables at an April Fool lunch- con and bridge at her home on Arch street last Monday afternoon. The prizes were won by Mrs. 0. Shjerden, Mrs, Monroe Stoughton, Mrs. Ralph Carter, and Mrs, Morton Gibney. . xox Mrs. Richard Pritchard entertain- ed her bridge club at her home on Ten Acre road yesterday afternoon. e e Mrs. Charles W. Hawkins of Ber- lin entertained the Berlin bridge club at luncheon and bridge at her home last Tuesday. Mrs. George Prentice, Mrs. Fred Troup, and Mrs. Donald Montgomery were the prize winners, P On Monday, little Miss Elizabeth Noren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Noren of Camp street enter- talned her friends at a party in fon- or of her fourth birthday. CLUB EVENTS Mrs. Flanagan to Speak to Maple Hill Woman's Club—Other Club Notes. On Wednesday, the Maple Hill Woman’s club will hold guest night, an annual affair. Mrs. R. B. Doane, Mrs. H. H. Howard, Mrs. B. R, Elam, and Mrs. W. Manville John- son are the hostesses for the eve- ning. P Tuesday evening, the month, at 8:30, will witness first of the series of three musicalas to be given at the Shuttle Meadow club. Miss Helen Titfany and Mic Maude Hurst Blanchard will give a | two piano recital that evening in a A Striking Selection Godey Print Greeting Cards MISS ETHELYN BROWN Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of Shuttle Meadow avenue announced the betrothal of their daughter this week to Joseph Menousek. | The | Judge Williar | Mrs. Geol program of much promise. program being as follows Tungerford, and in, chairman YVivace from OHcuble Concerto in . s . in ¥. Flat Mozart Mrs. James Robinsor Sicilienne .o .o Bach {man of the Americani Gavotte and Ufresette Iaff | mittee of the local D. A. I chapter, Variations on a by |Mrs. Harry Bates, regent of th chapter, and Mrs. John C. Loomi vice regent attended the graduation exercises of the local night school students Monday night at the Cen- | tral Junior IMigh school, when the Lsther Stanley chapter presented 36 pins to those students who hail |a perfect attendance nights. " | Three students were awarded § gold picees fo having 1 teadily years, heme Beethoven Study Op. | Andante et Sc St. Saens humann zettino . ieers .. Chaminade panish Iolk Dance . by tzes . Hanbaner Howe of 75 3 Strauss - Schultz Then on Iriday d, at the same Berkley, violinist and Berkley, accompaniest, the folloy program: Chorale g Bach-Spauldin Mclodie Variations Concerto in . Slavonic Danc s Flight of the Bumble B eveni hour, Harold Marion Kahn will for thre nights give PRI The Delta Fi lipsilon sorority bridge of twenty table at the Hotel | Burritt on Wednesday evening. Miss | Helen Horn of the affair. She was isted by Miss Marian Cohn, Miss Tlle Maxson, | and Miss Beatrice Spector. ng chapter of the was chairman Jobe o Patty Boyd Charles | Krane, violin cellist, will be th guest artists on the third and s musicale evening. They will sh: the program with Miss Anita Bay. a noted Russian dancer who is 1t| g present at the Meropolitan Opera | House in New York city. Miss Ade- laide Bean will accompany Miss Bay. The music committee havi charge of the musicales boasts Mr. | and Mrs. Wiliam F. Brooks, Jamos Stanley North, Arthur C. Kimball | | s e The two prize winning ®| written by members of the | Britain Woman's club, “Maid plays, New EYESIGHT EXAMINATIONS HENRY F., REDDELL |F OPTOMETRIST ! RAPHAEL BUILDING T 99 WisT Main 8T, € €LEVATOR srRVICE D) “PRECISION OF VISION" IS"v“'T“"” 4y THE PEN GLORIFIED Mightier Than the Sword and the Voice in Your Personal Correspondence Sheaffer’s Lifetime Offers you the greatest ease in writing and as the name implies it brings to you a lifetime of real fountain pen assurance and satisfaction, And the next time you fill your fountain pen—any of | b Porter and Door™ by nee” by Mrs. Gail “Through the Kitchen piano compositions, while the First | Congregational church quartet wil' Mrs. Fred Hart have been read|sing the anthem. All the Spencer many times this scason = and |\rw:;composulons are published. week members of the Maple Hill| Mr. spencer is visiting the club Women’s club will hear Mrs. Geors2 | at the suggestion of George Hahn, Flanagan read them when the club| ho studied with him vears ago. meets at. Mrs. Fred Teich's home author of a book o Freder street; Mrs. ¥lanagad on harmony and is' a recognized by the way, has just written a sonz | master of contrapuntal music. Tha called the “Golden Jubilee Hyma” | fuguc to be played Tuesday hos which is to be sung at the Emerson | heen programmed by Clarence Dick- College Golden Jubilee celebration | jr.son, famed organist, and has at- in Boston in AMay. tained sufficient circulation amonsg "o organists to pay royvalties, certainty a rarity in connection with a com- position so abstract a fuguc Mr. Spencer is the The New Britain met at headquarters Wedn, night and heard Mrs. Joseph Mul- ligan read a paper on Current plays Miss Ellen Moore talked of the Lit- tle Theater in the Woods at Booth- bay Harbor, Maine, and general dancing followed. Drama League | as Novelties in abundance the program, among the modcrnistie portrayal of : | from the pen of E and “Les Ruines de [ NMurbach,' a poetical [ work by Erb. of Franc nuson w committec numbers. As Mr. also to hear some tions, several of the and will be included bers to be played by a ne aquartet consisting of Alpha, | Fieitzer, Caroline 1 Sundell and Wal Westerman, in thesc I'Abbaye ultra-moder o Mr. M The Landers C club has com- pleted angements for its a nual banquet and dance which will held at the Burritt hotcl on Sat- day evening, April Miss Alice Lynch has been appointed toastmis- ress. Two hundred girls are expect- cd to attend. ag cd by to master the Spencer comit local composi- will b among s giver nur string Marcus H Adolph w o The Nu chapter of Alpha will give a private party in Berlin on the 11th of this month which falls on next' Friday evening Oce violinist original . and Miss Mycroft charge supper-bridge given by the office girls club on Monc at. the club rooms on Pearl strect. Prizes for won by Miss | Myr vocal definitely contributions t Gladys | of the Corbin ¥ evening, Mrs. H. known than mental WEDDINGS were Miss Lillian Johnson e Decrease in Nuptial Af- fairs Until Close of the Wednesday night the third : Lenten Season. 6f the evenings spent at the Shutil { Meadow eclub in the Contract | Bridge tourney. The scores are no Cumulative to date: North-Sout Mr, and Mr: Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. C. Twichell, 9 Mr. Harry garet saw Miss Emmy Sw ‘ | Mr. and Clinton stry vedding Thursday guests of Mre. A, H celebrated their 20th rsary their homs cntertaining about 100 Mirante anniy Mar- and by M and Mrs ivenu Mr. Corbin wedding anr | of this we Mrs. Mrs, Everett nton Ashley of observed their firs Coholan, 10,34 W on Wednesdat ms and Mrs. Kunice Hildebranc 700; Mr. and Mrs, Stanley G reary . Hanson, d Maple Carl A. Barr L score North-South, Mr, Higbee, 4 Stevens, ers of became the of son of Mrs. M. irect on Thursday 30 o'clock the home of th bride. Reverend E. Leonard Smith officiated. Miss Naomi J. Smith, Hart afternoon at M Harry Coholar Middlemass, and Mrs. J. H. of Imer Mr. and Mrs. W. T Mr. and Mrs. G. B . and Mrs. Stanley | Goss, 1,990. | The fourth und last meeting of the tournament players will be on | nest Monday cvening, instead of | Wednesday, when prizes will be | arded to several of the highes North and South as well as Easb and West players, Crean was maid London was The bride was dressed in an old rose ring suit tan shoes and a tan hat. Her bouquet was of pink roses, and sweet peas. Her maid of honor wore a Ifrench blue gown and hat, and she carricd a colonial bouquet. After small young couple left nounced wedding © their home in New London. bride attendaed the local and Smith Business college, best ma- a rece the unan- will ption, on an trip. They . e ox A house meeting of the in Musical club will take place |the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howa 112, Horton, West Hartford, on Tuc day evening. A guest of the club |finisning at the Providence Bible will be 8. Reid“Spencer, of Brook- | Institute, in that city. The brids lyn, N, Y., three of whose x‘ox|¥pO>\-Lfl\‘°0“V is in (he employ of the U. tions will be played—an organ |S. government. | fugue transcribed for piano, a piano 5 solo, and an anthem. Walter L.| The eng | Magnuson will play the Spencer|J. Brown, d few Brit- | . gement hter of . of Miss Ethelyn Mr. and Mrs. | P will adorn | of honor while Sam Huskey of New | william ®Brown of Shuttle Meadow wenue, o Joscph A, Menousek, son of Joseph Menousek of Cottage place, was announced by the par- cngs of the former at bridge party at their home on Tuesday evening. The wedding date has been set f | this fall. P S Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenwood strect betrothal of their daughter Miss Minnic B. Winkler, to Adam J. Zimack, of Bassctte street on Wed- nesday of this past week. The date for the marriage has not been an- nounced Winkler announced the of % P Mr. and Mrs. Henry 8. Norton of Lake court wno will observe theiv golden wedding anniversary on Monday werc married on April 7, Ly the late Reverend James Cooper, pastor of the South Con- tional church. Mr. and Mrs ton have three daughters, M I'rances Norton, Mrs. Olive Norton Grove and Mrs. Ruth Norton An- dre d two granddaughters. bara Grove and Beverly Jan Andres, MRS, HOOVER SEEN RIDING HORSEBACK President's Wile Reviving Sport —Party at Leiter's By SALLIE V. H., PICKETT Washington, April 5 (®) — Mrs | Hoover, first modern mistress of the | White House to ride a cross sad- {dle, is awakening much interest @mong feminine horsewomen as she canters her handsome mount Marion, over the bridle paths of Washington. Her revival of the cquestrian sport recalls the interest ! created by a former first lady, Mrs Theodore Ioosevelt, who frequently accompanied President Roosevelt on ddle jaun Their daughter, | Alice, who is now Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, frequently rode, and she was with her father on the memo- occasion of his ride with Prince Henry of Prussia over coun- try roads adjacent to Washington 1t has remained for Mrs. Hoover. however, to adopt the more natural cross saddle style for rough riding through the Virginia mountains and along the bridle paths of the capi- tal. | Her | 1850 rable habit contrasts with that worn by Mrs. Roosevelt, whose cus- {tomary attire included long riding | skirt and closely buttoned coat worn | with a felt derby. Mrs. Hoover's riding costume comprises a dark | gray cloth habit, single-breasted coat striking about the knees with collar mitred in true tailor fashion, (Continued on Page 11) VIOLINIST AND TEACHER Stuoio: PACKARD BLDG. 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